JAZZWRLD teams up with Richard Blaq on the instrumental cut “Latin Tech,” a fresh exploration of global rhythms.

The track arrives as part of Secrets of the WRLD, JAZZWRLD’s first solo project through Waltz Music Group. Rather than lean into the vocal-heavy direction that defines much of the album, “Latin Tech” pivots toward pure production craft – a space where both artists can stretch into club-ready territory. Richard Blaq’s underground Afro House sensibility pairs with JAZZWRLD’s signature Afro Tech foundation, creating something built for movement and dancefloor exploration.

JAZZWRLD, a Lesotho-born producer and DJ, has spent years shaping regional sound from behind the console before stepping forward with his own solo voice. His work spans collaborations and production credits across the Southern African music landscape, yet this album marks his most personal statement yet. The instrumental approach on “Latin Tech” lets both producers showcase what they do best without words getting in the way.

The record fuses vibrant Latin-inspired percussion with rolling basslines and sharp snare work, all anchored by that African rhythmic pulse. It’s the kind of track that feels equally at home in a studio listen and a packed venue – intricate enough to reward close attention, infectious enough to move bodies.

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